Reply to "Washers for Course Marking"

bobthurstonMember

I just read this sequence of comments. About (5 to 10?) years ago I hit upon the same solution that Pete describes: a round dot of paint at the location. Mostly because the National Park Service gives folks a really hard time about paint marks. A simple white dot is pretty hard to blame on any particular person-- and it's pretty quick work to put down-- or to not put down depending on how your story is told.
Anyway these dots last pretty well and some unnamed good samaritan seems to come along every 3 years or so and refreshes them, possibly in the middle of the night.

11/27/056:27 PM

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